leafy
adj. B2 Upper Intermediate US //ˈɫifi// UK //lˈiːfi// leafy
adj. having many trees or plants. You use this to describe a place that feels green and natural, like a quiet street or a park.
adj. characterised by an abundance of foliage or vegetation. Often carries a positive connotation of wealth or tranquility when describing residential areas.
We live on a quiet, leafy street in the suburbs.
The city's leafy northern districts are popular with families looking for more green space and less traffic.
The architect's vision was to integrate the glass structure into the leafy surroundings, ensuring that the ancient oaks remained the focal point of the property.
From leaf + -y.
Usage
Typically used attributively before a noun like 'suburb', 'lane', or 'neighbourhood'.